Kentucky leaders express disappointment as Yum! Brands announces KFC move to Texas
Despite the move, Yum! Brands says it remains committed to maintaining ties to Kentucky. The company has pledged a $1 million endowment to the University of Louisville’s College of Business to fund scholarships. It will also continue supporting the Yum! Center for Global Franchise Excellence.
This was the stock's second consecutive day of gains.
This decision involves relocating 100 KFC U.S. corporate office employees who currently work in Louisville to the KFC and ...
Texas Governor Greg Abbott has suggested Kentucky Fried Chicken should change its name to Texas Fried Chicken, after KFC ...
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Some of Louisville's elected officials believe the city has reached an inflection point after Yum! Brands ...
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Yum! Brands launches AI-powered platform to enhance operationsUS-based quick service restaurant company Yum! Brands has unveiled Byte by Yum!, a collection of software-as-a-service (SaaS) ...
The Fortune 500 company that has been based in Louisville since 1997 on Tuesday announced plans to create two new brand headquarters in the U.S. in Plano, Texas, and Irvine, California. The fried ...
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Yum!, KFC hint at new flagship restaurant, plans to move 100 jobs from LouisvilleColonel Sanders is on the move. On Tuesday, Yum! Brands announced plans to designate two headquarters in the U.S., one in Plano, Texas, and one in Irvine, California.
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